University of Tulsa - Kendallabrum (Tulsa, OK)

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of the '1K7'o1'1til. benefits of Tulsa oilrnen, it is natural that TU have an internationally known College of Petroleum Sciences and Engineering. Under Dean R. L. Langenheirn, it has grown to its present size and reputation. So it is in recog- nition ol this that the 1959 KENDALLABRUM is dedicated. K. H. Talcemura performed a chemisiry ex- perimenf in his lab. r l X 1 . Nt ' , i .. M r .A i', J TM I . I X L13 ' . .l The cooperarion of Universiry and ci+y was symbolized by This view of ihe city skyline from afop Mclzarlin Library. l ,, il i

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Yet the rest of the school has not been left behind, but grown with the engine school to its present size and reputation. For the 1958-59 year there was a new president and his inaugu- ration, two new buildings, new organizations, and a Western homecoming when students ex- tended a big HowdyI', to alumni. President Ben Graf Henneke succeeded Dr. Clarence I. Pontius, president for 23 years and now chan- cellor of the university. Hennekeis inaugura- tion was held in the spring. Professors' lectures were interrupted by the sounds of the con- struction of Sharp Chapel and McClure Admin- istration Building. The Presidents' Club was organized to discuss and feel out student feeling on campus problems, and Alpha Epsilon Rho, radio-television honorary, initiated ll charter members. xx Marilyn McClure worked on the KWGS program log in the radio office.